St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-29
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Numerous Events That Are Max
ing a Lively Holiday Season.

The operetta. The Sleeping Prin-
cess" Will be presented at Turner hall
this evening by the children of St.
Johns Sunday school. The High school
orchestra will furnish the music. The
following children appear in the cast:
BaShan Punhett, Margaret Rugg, Grace
Holloway. Ralph Syle, Gordon Deacon.
Crawford Livingstone. Margaret Mer
rick. Annie Bristol. Willie MO0rland.
Gale Merrick, Earle Brown. Herbert
Peabody. Mamie Livingstone, Harry
Stout. Lillian Hargrave. George Rugg.
Hattie johnson. Melvin Coleman. LOttie
Jones. Fanny Turner. Rena Ames.
Blanche B0breT. Henry Ames. Otto
COnstans. Edna Weaver, Abbfe Living
stone. Alice Jones, Minnie Holloway.
Rosie Weaver. DOttie HughSOn. Elsie
McEwen, Miriam Holman. Florence
Brown. GuSSie Richardson. Nellie Sher-
riT. Minnie Gruber, Bertha Sleeper,
Mabel Faulke.
The farce Here She Goes and There
She Gees" will be followed by a dane
ing order OF sixteen numbers. at the
first annual entertainment OF the East
81. Paul Tax Payers association TO be
given tonight at WOTkingman's hall,
corner OF Morgan and Mendoza streets.
Twelve musical numbers will precede
MeSsrS. Nichols, Stone. Bronson. Sic
vert, FlOurnOy. Sherry, Je1reyS, Saen-
ger and Miss Simpson.
a gymnastic exhibition will be given
Tonight by the members of St Paul
gymnasium classes under the auspices
OF the Young Mems Christian aSSOcia-
ton. corner Ninth and WabaSha streets.
A programme of twelve numbers has
been prepared, including music by the
ST. Anthony Hill Banjo club. The eX-
hibiti0n will begin at s o'clock.
At Marion Street N. E. chapel. on
Monday evening. happy entertain
ment was given of a unique character.
An admission fee of lone potato Sc
cured several bushels, which were
turned over to the poor. Each class pre-
scented present OF flour and other gro
ceries, and they are now being diStrib-
uted amongst the destitute.
A pleasant snowshoe party was given
last evening by Miss MOllie HydrOn at
her home on University avenue from
TO o'clock to about ten couples who
never had yentured on SnOWShOeS be-
fore. The sight was most amusing
one. An oyster supper was enjoyed
afterwards, with Miss Hydr0n as hos
tess
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weather and the depth of snow on a
trip TO North St. Paul this afternoon,
chaperoned by Mrs. DR.. Stone. During
the evening dancing and refreshments
Will be enjoyed before returning to the
city.
The Young Peoples Guild of the
Church of the Ascension, West st. Paul,
will meet tonight at 80 p. N. in the
church. corner Clinton avenue and ISa-
bel street, and a pleasant programme
will be rendered during the evening.
The Church of the Good Shepherd will
give its Christmas entertainment to-
night at 7:30 o'clock for the Sunday
school scholars, who will enjoy ali old
fashioned Christmas tree loaded with
the usual good things.
Tonight, at the Park Congregational
church at $50 o'clock. will occur the
Christmas festivities for the Sunday
school scholars, old and young. a
unique programme viii be given.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cumby, of Pine
street, entertained a few friends last
evening. A Christmas tree with the
usual accompaniment was the feature
Of the evening.
A all was given last evening at Mar
ket hall by the clerks in the Northern
Pacific railroad offices, which was well
attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. II. McEwen will en-
terrain at their home on Selby avenue
tonight.